US6226382B1 - Method for implementing a private-key communication protocol between two processing devices - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a process for implementing a communications protocol between two processing devices, at least one of which is a portable storage device such as a smart card.
- the present invention solves this problem and in particular eliminates manufacturing shortcoming due to the fact that system reliability does not rest solely on the secrecy of the information held in this equipment.
- the process enables secret-key cryptographic protocols securely contained in (hardware or software that are) dedicated to the performance of complex calculations (for example operations employing modular calculation) in the framework of public-key cryptographic protocols (DH, El Gamal, Schnorr, Fiat-Shamir, etc.).
- circuits such as the ST16CF54 circuit by the Societe Thomson, 83C852/5 by the Philips Company, or SLE 44CP200 can be cited.
- such a resource is used judiciously, namely using operations that take little time but whose effects on data are effective in terms of encrypting and keeping secret the information processed.
- the principle is to combine operations that call simultaneously on resources dedicated to complex operations in the device itself, whatever its nature (simple application-oriented computer of the 8051 or 6805 type, processors of the 80x86 or 680x0 family, advanced processors Pentium, Alpha chips, SUN, or RISC), and parallel processors (Hypercube for example) combining cleartext information with a secret key to obtain an enciphered message that only a person possessing the secrecy protocals can decipher.
- the invention proposes a highly securitized system wherein modular calculation can have a large number of bits, for example 80, 160, or 512 or more, requiring only the combination of two operations.
- the present invention relates in particular to a process for implementing a secret-key protocol between two processing devices, at least one of which is a portable storage device, principally characterized by comprising the following stages:
- each message is first divided into q blocks ⁇ N bits.
- the secret-key enciphering function comprises a combination of two operations, one of which is permutation that uses modular multiplication and the other an OR-exclusive logic operations where f is such that:
- x represents a block of N message bits
- K 1 and K 2 represent a first and second secret key with N bits
- n is an odd number of N bits
- ⁇ is an OR-exclusive operation
- a device when a device is sending messages, it performs a first operation on the message by applying the chosen function f iteratively to each block x i .
- an iteration number p equal to at least 4 is used.
- devices A j and A k communicate with each other according to the following protocol:
- each enciphered block y of the message is such that:
- the device sends the (q+1) y blocks to device A k ,
- y i E(x i ⁇ y i ⁇ 1 ) ⁇ y i ⁇ 1 and the last block is taken as the hashed value of the message.
- device A j when devices A j and A k communicate with each other, device A j first divides the message into q+1 blocks of N bits and places the blocks in two registers. One block x i of one message is placed in a first register and the next block x i+1 is placed in the second register.
- device A j sends a message, it enciphers this message with a cipher function f such that:
- the device sends the (q+1) y blocks to device A k .
- the reverse application for deciphering is of exactly the same type as the direct application. Hence it is possible to construct a symmetric enciphering system by composing several functions f as above.
- the number of iterations will be chosen to be greater than or equal to eight in order to give good security.
- the protocol based on this function allowing a block x to be enciphered and a block y of the cipher to be deciphered will be the following:
- the enciphering functions described above can be used to hash messages of any length.
- a message is hashed by combining the block to enciphered block values and retaining only the last enciphered value which represents the hashed value of the message.
- hashing a message consists of carrying out the following steps:
- y i , y i ⁇ 1 E(x 1 ⁇ y i ⁇ 2 , x i+1 ⁇ y i ⁇ 1 ) ⁇ (y i ⁇ 2 , y i ⁇ 1 ) and the last block is taken as the hashed value of the message.
- the length N in bits of the modulo, the keys, and the blocks to be enciphered or hashed will preferably, depending on the devices used, consist of 80 bits or 160, 512, 640, 1024, or more.
- the number used as the modulo will be odd.
- the portable devices will be smart cards or PCMCIA cards, badges, contactless cards, or any other device equipped with a security module.
- the signals exchanged may be electrical signals or infrared signals or radio waves.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram of a device implementing the process according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating data transmitted between a device A j and another device A k using a digital processing circuit according to the invention during a message enciphering/deciphering phase.
- each smart card is composed of a processing unit CPU 11 , a communications interface 10 , a random-access memory (RAM) and/or a read-only memory (ROM) 14 , and/or a read-only memory (generally reprogrammable) (EPROM or EEPROM) 15 .
- Each card can encipher and/or decipher messages according to the procedures proposed.
- the CPU unit 11 and/or ROM 14 of this smart card contain programs or calculation resources that allow arithmetical operations to be performed rapidly on large numbers, particularly multiplications, inverse calculations, and modular reductions. In known fashion, some of these operations can be grouped (for example modular reduction can be integrated directly into multiplication).
- the RAM memory contains block x on N bits of message M to be enciphered.
- the E(E)PROM memory 15 contains keys K, K 1 , and K 2 .
- the CPU unit 11 controls, via address and data buses 16 , the communications interface 10 and the memory read and write operations 13 , 14 , and 15 .
- Each smart card is protected from the outside world by physical protections 17 . These protections must be sufficient to prevent any unauthorized entity from obtaining the secret key K.
- FIG. 2 there are two devices A; and A k .
- a device utilizing a security module with the same functions as a smart card can carry out the enciphering and deciphering operations in the same manner.
- implementation of a symmetrical enciphering algorithm employing resources normally used for public-key cryptographic operations is carried out by taking the following steps and exchanging at least the following signals between the card and the verification device which, according to the invention, can be another card:
- n an odd number of N bits
- the message deciphering device A k makes the following calculation on each block y i :
- a second variant of the present invention has the objective of offering a second symmetrical enciphering embodiment calling on resources normally used for public-key cryptography, working on two registers of N bits containing the blocks of the message to be enciphered.
- the device enciphering a message of length L divides it as described hereinabove.
- n an odd number of N bits
- the device deciphering the message makes the following calculation on each block y i :
- the process according to the invention also allows messages to be hashed in order for example to apply it to calculating electronic signatures or implementing secrete-key protocols as defined above.
- the two algorithm-enciphering functions described above would be used to hash messages in the following manner:
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